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This week marked the Summer Solstice, the longest day of the year in the UK, and the BikeRadar team has enjoyed some suitably long, sunny rides. I hope you have too.<\/p>\n
Like any other week though, shiny, exciting tech has arrived at BikeRadar along with some handy-looking bikepacking bags and a book from a celebrated cycling author.<\/p>\n
But before we take a peek at those, let\u2019s go over what\u2019s gone up on the site in case you missed any of our captivating content.<\/p>\n
Strikes may have disrupted the UK rail network this week, but we haven\u2019t downed tools here at BikeRadar and the content locomotive has been full-steam ahead.<\/p>\n
First out of the station was Simon von Bromley with a news story on the new Pinarello Bolide time trial bike spotted<\/a> at the Tour de Suisse.<\/p>\n Veteran mountain bike racers Rob Weaver and Alex Evans dispersed the smoke surrounding MTB racing<\/a> in their guide to the competitive strands of the sport.<\/p>\n There\u2019s no stopping technical writer Oscar Huckle, who explained the differences between mineral oil and DOT fluid in his buyer\u2019s guide to brake fluid<\/a>.<\/p>\n As our Bike of the Year<\/a> coverage chugs on towards its conclusion, Rob Weaver reviewed the Whtye G-180 RS MX<\/a>, which he described as a \u201cserious big-hitting enduro machine\u201d.<\/p>\n Along with a news piece on the new CeramicSpeed OSPW Aero<\/a> derailleur cage, we published a buyer\u2019s guide on bike computers<\/a>, weighing up the Wahoo and Garmin offerings.<\/p>\nSRAM Red eTap A2 11-speed rear derailleur and cassette<\/h2>\n